Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-08-13

ton next week.
The best place to trade is at the Chi
cagO Fair.
Do you want good drugs, fresh and
cheap. If SO 90 s. S. Fisher & Co.'S.
Money TO loan at lowest rates on in
terest OF Phillips county bank. st
Go 70 John Gebharts for every thing
in the grocery line.
Thanks 10 E. +. Hughes for a good
melon presented 70 the HERALD family.
Remember that the meat market Of
Nipps & Klose is the place to buy your
meat. 26-tf
Ed. Page has sold his restaurant to
MIR. Miner who will continue the busi-
ness.
If you want TO read your little
Clear" have Mckay & Mccormick
make your abstracts.
&. F. Hall left last Tuesday morning
for the east. He will spend the winter
at Sterling, Illinois.
Call on Vim. Bissell for farm loans
he is prepared to do you good and serve
all alike. II.
G. Il. Tucker, the photographer, in
his new studio Is prepared to copy and
enlarge old pictures to any size. If.
Elder Turner will leave next Monday
for southwestern Missouri where he has
taken work as Methodist minister.
Lefingwell's large stock Of clothing
is rapidly going and at extremely low
prices.
The sons of Veterans will meet next
Saturday evening. All members re
quested to be present.
Mckay & Mccormick will make your
abstracts on q moments notice and
guarantee satisfaction.
We are late this week issuing the
HERALD on account of the delinquent
tax list.
Z. H. Evans wants to buy 1000 head
Of stock cattle for which he will pay the
highest cash price. 23tf
When you want an abstract, try Alva
A. Pearson, and you will have it cor
rect Office over the post Office If.
1. L. Knight has received a back
pension Of Sj02 We congratulate the
old soldier on his good fortune.
Ready made clothing for, men and
boys at bedrock figures ut Gepharts
store on the east side.
A. Isbell, Il prominent farmer of
Greenwood township, says he will have
q good crop Of corn
We are able to secure you a loan at
better rates than any other parties.
Do not make application until you see
Mckay & Mccormick.
Mr.. Peter Post who resides five miles
northeast Of town, reports that his pros
pect for a corn crop is quite encourage
ng.
Go to II. A. Harmon's drug store for
new fresh drugs; they receive them al
most daily. They have wall paper,
nice, new and cheap.
John &. Gephart has Just received
large and fine stock Of fresh dry goods.
Go and see those nice dress goods be-
fore buying
The tornado that struck AIillbrOOk
Thursday afternoon destroyed hotel
there. The inmates ran into 4 cave
and escaped unhurt.
The fellow that wrote al reach, and
reach, but cannot grasp" found relief
when he got onto the cheap farm loans
made by the First National Bank.
Smith & McNay, loan agents, are now
prepared to make farm loans at the low
est possible rates Of interest. Office IN
Dispatch Office, Phillipsburg, Kan.
o. W. Bickford has returned and has
repurchased his store recently sold TO
l ! LHu1=E-a.A
tinue business at the old stand.
BARGAINsi BARGAINS at 6. A.
Slote's Furniture store, bedroom suits
from $50 up to $50, also q full line of
undertaking goods to suit all classes. At
The base ball game played here last
Tuesday between our club and the Kir-
wins resulted in a victory for Phillips
burg. The score stood 10 to Is in favor
of the burg.
While drawing water a few days ago,
Rev. I. S. Hall got his hand hurt
| severely. The pulley-wheel gave way
the rope caught his hand and cut a deep
cash in it.
John Gebhart knows what the public
wants in the grocery line, and you can
always hnd the right article there, and
he sells at bottom prices; don't forget
that.
Major Doty, the right-Of-way-man
says that cars will run into Phillipsburg
before November 1. Grading is now
being done on every mile between the
Smith county line and Philiipsburg.
Nipps & KIose, the meat market men,
are to the front in their line, and don't
fOre ct it.. They keep the best Of fresh
and cured meats and sell them at bed
rock prices. 26-tf
Rev. Patterson of, Long Island, ha6
team burn TO death at Downs las
Sunday by a barn taking fire. Mr.
Patterson was formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Peillipsburg.
Mr.. Boyd's paper, the Logan Free
man, Of August 18th, does not put "
the Labor ticket nor make any mention
Of the convention held here August 9th
though Mr.. Boyd attended the cOnven
ton in person.
| WANTED.-5O,OOO yards of hare
building stone 10 be delivered along thu
surveyed line of the c. X. & II. Rail
road between Phillipsburg aud the Nor
ton County line for which 1 will pa
the highest market price.
y JOHN &. GEBHART.
On and after August Ist, 1887, vii
sell my goods for cash and prOduc
only. Ny goods will be sold at great
ly reduced prices. Everybody COM
and see me for 1 can do you good.
NJ b. COLBY,
It. Marvin, Kansas.